This blog is an interview with a mom who has little ones with special needs. I hope it inspires you and your church to think through how you minister to families of children with special needs. Tell us a little about your family. My husband is a computer programmer and I am a stay-at-home mom. We are the parents...

Keep the gospel centered in your Bible study groups. The Gospel Project is committed to providing your groups of adults, students, and kids with Bible studies that point them to the gospel of Jesus Christ on every page of Scripture. As a starting point, we invite you to watch the videos below to learn more about how gospel-centered Bible...

“We’ve got a lot of unbelievers in this house.” My husband’s words surprised me at first. We were sitting in the living room of friends from church. We gather weekly for community group with four other couples, and we are all believers. Then I heard them—the running footsteps and the laughing from our collective 10 children playing upstairs. We...

Teaching the Ten Commandments apart from the lens of the gospel can quickly descend into a lesson on moralism. Also, good teaching comes from the overflow of the heart. So here are eight points to remind your heart as you prepare to teach kids about the Ten Commandments through the lens of the gospel: God gave us the Ten...

Most of us would agree that the Christmas season can be quite chaotic. It is easy to get caught up in the hustle and bustle and lose sight of why we celebrate. That is why it is important for you to be intentional in pointing your kids to Jesus during this Christmas season. Dedicate time to worship God as...

Thanksgiving is a time rich with traditions: family, feast, and football. As you gather with your family at the table this week, it is good to talk about the things for which you are thankful. But don’t forget the One who has given all these things. Whether this past year has left you feeling encouraged and refreshed or weary...